At a regularly posted meeting, the Oklahoma County Board of County Commissioners approved multiple consent and action items, including ARPA funding increases for community projects, a committee appointment, a recent contract renewal for the juvenile bureau's school services, and documentation action for an upcoming CERB infrastructure project.

ARPA addenda (Items 20'23): County staff read increases for four ARPA-funded projects and asked the board to approve items 20 through 23 as a block. The board approved the motion. The items and increases recorded in the meeting were: Urban Bridge (project 30053), increase $23,333.33; Community Health (project 20139), increase $23,333.33; Mendel Youth and Family Centers (project 30237), increase $50,000.00; Millwood Public Schools athletic facilities (project 30205), increase $23,333.35.

Appointment (Item 24): The board approved an appointment of a second alternate to the county's policy and governance and public improvements and infrastructure committee by motion.

Contract and procurement items: The board opened three bids for CW26090 (window treatment) and later approved a contract recommendation of roughly $18,000 as stated by staff. Commissioners also signed a title sheet (Item 26) for a CERB project spanning the Canadian River on Luther Road; staff noted the project is expected to be let in the spring.

Juvenile Bureau contract renewal: A representative from the Juvenile Bureau presented a routine renewal for the bureau's contract school arrangement with Oklahoma City Public Schools, noting negotiation of new contract language earlier in the year; the board approved the renewal.

Executive session and confidential action: The board recessed into executive session and later returned to take action on item 31 regarding a confidential communication; the motion passed.

Employee recognitions: The board approved two employee-of-the-month recognitions: Melanie Deeney (District 3) and Jeff Lacey (County IT/Tyler Munis administrator transition), both introduced by district staff.

PBA session: After the BOCC meeting the group moved into a Public Buildings Authority session that approved minutes and recurring items, granted use of Lincoln event space for a resale event (June 4'12), received audited financial statements from DWG, and approved Ryan Jasper as an alternate.

All motions described above were approved by voice vote where recorded. Where the transcript records a voice vote and notes all three commissioners were present, the record indicates unanimous approval.